Are they real pictures or mere illusions made by paridolia?

Do not we think these pictures are examples of paridolia? It is the psychological phenomenon that makes a person see some obvious forms in opaque things: seeing a human face on the moon, seeing some things in clouds. Let us now see some of the faces taken on the trees, and let you judge whether these images are real or just made by the paredolia?

       1. James McDougall photographed this face on a kind of willow tree in Ottawa, Canada along the Rideau River in 2005.

        2. The photo-owner, Dawn Olmer, said she had not seen the smiling face before the storm that hit Michigan in 2006.

       On June 9, one person picked up this picture during a business trip in San Diego, California.

  

      4. When viewed from the right, appear like a person's face.

       5 - That picture was taken in 2006, and when you check the look you will see a face on behalf of.

      6. The inhabitants of the village where the tree was found have been named Ghost Tree and are located in a village in northern Malaysia.

       7. The tree is in Montok, New York, and looks like a scream of terror.

       8. This is the Buddha's head already, where the colonists had cut them hundreds of years ago while taking Ayutthaya in Thailand, but the roots of the tree grew around it and were considered sacred.

       9. The tree looks as if it is celebrating the Halloween holidays.

       10. The tree was photographed in 2006 and appears in the shape of an animal.